Wonderful!

Yes, it makes absolute sense.

Thanks!

Kind regards,
Margaret Hammond

Thanks! We’ll definitely let you know ahead of time on the Pinterest “How-To” guide.

As for your question — While I am not familiar with that particular tool, I will say this: If it works like other screen cap software I’ve used, which save the “print screens” to jpg, gif, and/or png, then Yes, you can use those images for pinning on Pinterest. Just make sure that you aren’t capturing copyrighted images on your screen if you want to be completely safe from allegations of copyright infringement.

Now, I’m no lawyer so don’t take what I’ve said or am about to say as legal advice or opinion. It is my belief that you can use copyrighted material for educational purposes under “fair use” — meaning, if you’re trying to teach somebody how to use Adobe Photoshop, for example, you can use images that contain Adobe intellectual property. Obviously, it’s impossible to show somebody in digital format how to use a tool without showing the tool.

But you cannot use their trademark, for example, in your marketing materials.

Does that make sense?

Awesome tips!
Hoping that you’ll let us know before hand when your Pinterest “How To” guide comes out?!

Q. Can screen capture be used in Pinterest such as: http://www.nicekit.com (snapashot)?

Thanks guys! Keep up the awesome work!

Kind regards,
Margaret Hammond